Points Stars and Stripes Developing Student Organizations through Incentive Based Programs

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This document summarizes a webinar about developing student organizations through incentive-based recognition programs. Representatives from Temple University, Towson University, and the University of New Hampshire discussed how they developed programs using Campus Labs technology to recognize student organizations. They covered preparing and maintaining the programs each year, how groups participate, tracking participation, lessons learned, and tips for implementing similar programs. Resources from Campus Labs and the participating schools were provided at the end.

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Points, Stars and Stripes: Developing
Student Organizations through Incentive
Based Programs
Jess Kitt @KittJess
Consultant �C Campus Success (East Team)
Chris Rindosh
Coordinator for Student Organizations
Towson University
Adriane Reilly @adrianereilly
Program Coordinator for Student Organizations
Temple University
Nate Hastings
Coordinator of Student Organizations & Leadership
University of New Hampshire
Taylor Hodgdon
Wildcat Link Manager
University of New Hampshire

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THE ELEMENTS OF CAMPUS SUCCESS
Organize
planning and
accreditation
Assess student
learning and
success
Elevate
teaching
and learning
Create
meaningful
involvement
opportunities
Retain students
through early
alert
Inform
decision-
making

Agenda
-Jess Campus Labs Intro (2 min)
-Jess describes agenda (2 minutes)
-Adriane
-Describe campus/office/your role
-History with CollegiateLink- why, how long you have been using it
-what is a recognition program
-what were your goals, how did you inherit it
-Chris
-Describe campus/office/your role
-History with CollegiateLink- why, how long you have been using it
-what were your goals,
-What spurred this process,
-Nate/Taylor -Describe campus/office/your role
-History with CollegiateLink- why, how long you have been using it
-Why did you research this process, what were your goals/objectives?
-Adriane
-What do you do each year to prepare/maintain
-What do you ask groups to do?
-How has this process evolved
-Chris
-How did you create the program? What did you do?
-What do you ask groups to do?
-What do you do each year to prepare/maintain
-Nate/Taylor
-What did you do to prepare the program (tech. piece)- what does it look like
-What do you ask groups to do?
-Adriane, (Technology) - how do you track?
-Chris (Technology) - how do you track?
-Nate/Taylor (Technology)- how do you track?
-Adriane/Chris/Nate
-What did you learn/change/adjust
-How did this help you
-What are your students saying?
-Tips
-Jess Summary �ݺ�ߣ
-Resources Available
-Briefly summarize tools

Agenda
? Campus & Your role
? History with CollegiateLink
? History of recognition program
? Preparation
? Technology
? Implementation
? Tips
? Resources Available
? Question and Answer

Nate Hastings
Coordinator of Student Organizations & Leadership
Taylor Hodgdon
Wildcat Link Manager

Chris Rindosh
Coordinator for Student Organizations
Towson University

Adriane Reilly
Program Coordinator for Student Organizations
Temple University

Stars Program & Owl Connect @
Temple University
August 2013
418 Organizations
30-40
New
Orgs/Semester
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Involved Users

UNH
February 2012
250+ Organizations
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Orgs/Semester
6,488
Involved Users

CollegiateLink Support
716-270-0000
support.collegiatelink.net
Nate Hastings
Coordinator of Student Organizations & Leadership
Nate.Hastings@unh.edu
Chris Rindosh
Coordinator of Student Organizations
kristen.carr@uconn.edu
Adriane Reilly
Program Coordinator for Student Organizations
adriane.reilly@temple.edu
Questions

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Points Stars and Stripes Developing Student Organizations through Incentive Based Programs

1. WELCOME Thank you for joining our webinar. We will begin at 1pm Eastern. Please call into the audio portion of our presentation: Dial 800-501-8979 If you have difficulty, please call us at 716-270-0000 and press 1 for assistance. Download Our Student Response App Search ��Campus Labs Respond�� Connect ID 2026 Or visit https://srs.campuslabs.com

2. Points, Stars and Stripes: Developing Student Organizations through Incentive Based Programs Jess Kitt @KittJess Consultant �C Campus Success (East Team) Chris Rindosh Coordinator for Student Organizations Towson University Adriane Reilly @adrianereilly Program Coordinator for Student Organizations Temple University Nate Hastings Coordinator of Student Organizations & Leadership University of New Hampshire Taylor Hodgdon Wildcat Link Manager University of New Hampshire

3. 1. We will send the PowerPoint via email afterwards using the email address you just registered with. 2. The lines will be muted for the presentation to eliminate ambient noise. 3. Please feel free to chat in questions throughout the presentation. 4. We will stop for questions throughout the session. When we do so, please raise your hand or chat in your question. About this Webinar

4. Don��t forget to Tweet! @CampusLabsCo #labgab

5. THE ELEMENTS OF CAMPUS SUCCESS Organize planning and accreditation Assess student learning and success Elevate teaching and learning Create meaningful involvement opportunities Retain students through early alert Inform decision- making

6. Agenda -Jess Campus Labs Intro (2 min) -Jess describes agenda (2 minutes) -Adriane -Describe campus/office/your role -History with CollegiateLink- why, how long you have been using it -what is a recognition program -what were your goals, how did you inherit it -Chris -Describe campus/office/your role -History with CollegiateLink- why, how long you have been using it -what were your goals, -What spurred this process, -Nate/Taylor -Describe campus/office/your role -History with CollegiateLink- why, how long you have been using it -Why did you research this process, what were your goals/objectives? -Adriane -What do you do each year to prepare/maintain -What do you ask groups to do? -How has this process evolved -Chris -How did you create the program? What did you do? -What do you ask groups to do? -What do you do each year to prepare/maintain -Nate/Taylor -What did you do to prepare the program (tech. piece)- what does it look like -What do you ask groups to do? -Adriane, (Technology) - how do you track? -Chris (Technology) - how do you track? -Nate/Taylor (Technology)- how do you track? -Adriane/Chris/Nate -What did you learn/change/adjust -How did this help you -What are your students saying? -Tips -Jess Summary �ݺ�ߣ -Resources Available -Briefly summarize tools

7. Agenda ? Campus & Your role ? History with CollegiateLink ? History of recognition program ? Preparation ? Technology ? Implementation ? Tips ? Resources Available ? Question and Answer

8. Nate Hastings Coordinator of Student Organizations & Leadership Taylor Hodgdon Wildcat Link Manager

9. Chris Rindosh Coordinator for Student Organizations Towson University

10. Adriane Reilly Program Coordinator for Student Organizations Temple University

11. Towson University

12. Stars Program & Owl Connect @ Temple University August 2013 418 Organizations 30-40 New Orgs/Semester 8,593 Involved Users

13. UNH February 2012 250+ Organizations 5-10 New Orgs/Semester 6,488 Involved Users

14. Temple University

15. Towson University

16. UNH

17. Temple University

18. Towson University

19. UNH

20. Towson University

21. Temple University

22. UNH

23. CollegiateLink Support 716-270-0000 support.collegiatelink.net Nate Hastings Coordinator of Student Organizations & Leadership Nate.Hastings@unh.edu Chris Rindosh Coordinator of Student Organizations kristen.carr@uconn.edu Adriane Reilly Program Coordinator for Student Organizations adriane.reilly@temple.edu Questions

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